At the Trades Union Congress, delegates unanimously condemned the UK government's inadequate response to Israel's actions in Gaza, calling for an end to arms exports and sanctions against those inciting genocide. Union leaders criticized Labour's policies, particularly the decision to cut winter fuel allowances for pensioners, urging for more progressive taxation measures, including a wealth tax on the richest. TUC leader Paul Nowak emphasized the need for unions to engage in economic restructuring and rebuild public services while acknowledging the challenges posed by the previous Conservative government's policies. Matt Wrack, TUC President, called for the new Labour government to offer hope and not repeat past mistakes, highlighting the importance of protecting workers' rights. He also expressed solidarity with the Palestinian people amid ongoing violence. This congress marks a crucial moment for Labour to respond to union calls for change and accountability.